How does a DRY HATCH work?

[JacinLarkwell]

My entire life is a lie. Aren't they like squirrels but cuter?

Oh! So it was a short tree then. A sapling one might say.

Nope. Burrows and rock crevices. Chip and Dale are flocking liers

 

[ColtHandorf]

Nope. Burrows and rock crevices. Chip and Dale are flocking liers

 

[shawluvsbirds]

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We are learning!

Learning about what exactly?

 

[Nabiki]

Learning about what exactly?

The importance of learning the vocabulary of the trade? I remember some of my students getting so annoyed with all of the "key terms" that were part of their homework. I'd tell them, that if a coworker tells them that they need to "check the inbound firewall rules on the IIS server because external packets are being dropped," they need to know what that means.

 

[ColtHandorf]

Learning about what exactly?

Rabbits?

 

[Painted Calls]

Rabbits?

Also chipmunks!

 

[JohnTheChickenMan]

I don't live in a humid environment, and I do dry hatches. There is a difference between chicken and quail eggs, though. Coturnix quail eggs incubate very well at about 30% humidity but have problems at 50% humidity. Button quail eggs need about 50% humidity. I think chicken eggs need the higher humidity too, but since we're in the quail forums, dry hatching is not just for humid environments.

Ahhh, that makes more sense. I was assuming that we were talking chicken eggs. Thanks for the clarification